Associations to the word «Ilk»
Noun
- Iain
- Laird
- Dunlop
- Kinase
- Baronet
- Hepburn
- Adhesion
- Ea
- Clan
- Def
- Jacobite
- Fife
- Lyon
- Heiress
- Spouse
- Javelin
- Bey
- Buchanan
- Heir
- Ro
- Louisa
- Ri
- Pinch
- Superintendent
- Alexander
- Signaling
- Sir
- Goblin
- Janet
- Bind
- Purse
- Laurence
- Margaret
- Fr
- Blair
- Campbell
- Edinburgh
- Te
- Ta
- Reconnaissance
- Daughter
- Hugh
- Ar
- Younger
- Land
- Demon
- Herald
- Robert
- Earl
- Es
- Ti
- Chief
- Eldest
- Ai
- Gilbert
- Curtis
- Background
- William
- John
- Bennett
- Ra
- Er
- Lord
- James
- Ian
- Ne
- Patrick
- Andrew
- Scotland
- Domain
- Protein
- Other
- Son
- Se
- Gale
- Denmark
- Belonging
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Wiktionary
ILK, adjective. (Scotland and Northern England) Very; same.
ILK, noun. A type, race or category; a group of entities that have common characteristics such that they may be grouped together.
Dictionary definition
ILK, noun. A kind of person; "We'll not see his like again"; "I can't tolerate people of his ilk".
Wise words
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